madam in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for madam in the English»Spanish Dictionary

madam [Am ˈmædəm, Brit ˈmadəm] N

1. madam (as title):

madam

señora f

2. madam (as form of address):

madam

señora

Dear Madam (in letters)

Estimada Señora

Madam President/Chairman

señora presidenta/directora

3. madam (of brothel):

madam

madam(e) f

madam

madama f

madam

regenta f Chil

4. madam (bossy girl) Brit pej:

she's a proper little madam!

mira que aires or importancia se da la mocosa esta inf

she's a proper little madam! as form of address

señorita

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Madam Chairman form

señora presidenta

Translations for madam in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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madame

madam

madama

madam

trotaconventos

madam inf

regenta

madam

no te hagas la cocorita

don't start acting the little madam with me inf

cabrón (cabrona) Bol Chil

madam

¡lleve estas flores, casera!

buy these flowers, madam!

ciudadano (ciudadana) (al dirigirse a una mujer)

madam

ciudadana, ¿me permite su licencia de conducir?

could I see your license please, madam?

madam in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for madam in the English»Spanish Dictionary

madam [ˈmæd·əm] N

madam

señora f

Translations for madam in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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madama

madam

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

They pull over one of the johns and get him to explain how to contact the madam.

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District judges are formally addressed in court as sir or madam.

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Machine madam sizes up lecher brute, and it rarely gets beyond that.

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Contemporaries described her as a madam and untrustworthy and as bad as she could be.

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Grandparents our guests of honour of our lives and the chief guest s for the occasion were welcomed by our madam principal.

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Local councillors commented that they received more complaints when the madam was in prison because her business was less well managed in these periods.

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